SEPTEMBER 10. 1925.
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FRIDAY AFTERNOON CLUB ^
The Club met at the Ci itchrr note!
on r riday as the guest of Mrs.
ftl. VV. Hortoii ol Miami. Florida. Mrs
Horton always claims the privilege
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ol Dnng nustess at some lime uurin^
her rummer months at Boone. c
The parlors and dining: rooms of ^
the hotel were tastily decorated with ,r
a combination of garden and field 0
flowers: aster, sweet pea. and golden n
rod. These delicate and sturdy flow- ,|
ers were significant of the fine spirit j
of the social afternoon?an occasion
of pleasant conversation and comradely
acquaintance. The contest of the ?.
occasion was an interesting rivalry p
to find who remembered best in phy- f(
siology. It would be difficult to de- ,
termine from the answers whether p
man is evolving from or toward the
monkey, because of the abundance of
"missing links," Mrs. South, the winner.
was presented with a dainty,
hai dpaintod glass cake knife. j
In the dining room, all were ser- j
ved with a salad course followed with
nuts. Assisting Mrs. Morton were)'
Mcsdames Critchcr and Cole, with
Misses Sarah Lillian Hort.on and Miss ^
Louise Critcher The favors, Japanese
magic flowers, were borne away ^
as mementos of the meeting. Miss ^
Crawford and Mrs. Cole were the inn
vited guests. t
The details for the next meeting
are in the hands of a picnic com-: II
4 NEED TO ADVERTISE
Gastonin Gazette.
No matter what may be said abo it
tin Florida boom, one thing ha* been
clearly demonstrated and thai is the
value of State national and munici- i
pa i advertising.
Folks were once wont to ridicule
the uiea of a state's advertising it
virtues and resources. They said it
was money .hrown awav.
Look at Florida. Millions of dollars
and thousands of people are flowing
into (he state because of the advertising.
Florida's name* is on every lip
and the word "Florida" stares at you
from every printed page. Newspapers
and magazine? are juli of Florida
advertising.
if western North Carolina should
advertise as Florida has done, the
result would be felt. In fact the pro- i
eess has started and they teil us that
Asheville and Hendersonville real estate
is selling like Florida lots.
The whole state of North Caro
lina needs to learn to advertise. Of
course we all remember what Irviri i.
Cobb said about the state, and the j
boom in Flori?4? is justification. ;
Cake-eater:? "Brown suits are
being worn again."
Married Man:? "Mine is, again;
and again."
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Jfc^P^^MEAL
WRIOLEYS
make* your food do you
more good.
Note how It relieve*
that stuffy feeling
after hearty eating.
Sweeten* the
brealh, remove* 'IW
food particle* IjWi
from the teeth, -^4 * y'*" W/
given new vigor J \ f f
to^Ci^ed nerve*. ^
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^.bout You {
'Your throat needs attenOK.
"/'ou dHnk too many "cold"
averages.
"You eat too much.
You do not guard blood
rculatxon?especially in the
iid months."
Da. John Joseph Gaines.
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lis newspaper is this week efig
its readers a new ana valo*
feature. Dr. John Joseph
es, a physician of 35 years extnce
and stitl in practice, will
y week tell you of .simple rulor
health. He will save you
y suffering hours if you will
and heed his suggestions. He
ves in prevention of disease,
tells you how in the freedom
carelessness of full health
throw yourself open to dan'ad
Dr. Gaines* article this
:?EVERY WEEK.
BOUT TYPHOID AND HOW IT IS
SPREAD
Health Bulletin.
3 the well by means of polluted food
An outstanding example of that I
lass of communicable and preventa- ;
If diseases where the infecting uranism
is transmitted from the sick
r water is typhoid fcv#r. Classified
i this group of contaminated food
iseases in addition to typhoid fever i
j paratyphoid fever, dysentery. Asitie
cholera, diarrhea and enteritis in
and young children and some- ,
iroes hookworm disease. This latter
owever, is more commonly transmit- |
?d otherwise, and because of this
nd because of its tremendous imortance
in this state, this disease
.il! be discussed separately later on.
The causative organisms of this j
roup of diseases must be in jested
dually swallowed into the stomach
pfore they give rise to the disease,
n all cases these causative organisms
re given off from the affected indiidual
in the excreta?the feces or
trine or both. From such excreta
hey arc conveyed by food water, fillers
or flies to the mouth and thence 1
o the stomach or suscptible ir.dividals.
No other animal than man is
laturaily susceptible to these infecions,
and hence man himself is the
V</int.er time is dra
hooves us all in this sp
(prepare well for the
sure to come.
We have the most v
known. The patented
intensifier, which no
has or can get, gives
tion all its own. There
door furnaces, claimii
but the proof of the p
will give us great pie
meritorious features t
bor this season, we
price of one cent, one
Heatrola. We can als
terms, making the pi
This is a most wonde
to get the best heating
day. Please let us tal
with you.
BOONE HAI
"The Trie
THE WATAUGA DEMOCR <k T?E
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"The Gospel"
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Bessie M Randcii, 22, of Ft.
Worth, Tex., grew tired of "the j
pace'' and was converted. At San- |
'a Anna, Calif., she organized and i
built a church? and took to the !
pulpit. SO (treat wa. nrr sue. -3
that now she is on worlil tour a J ,
an evangelist.
only source of infection.
While typhoid fever itself is now a |
rapidly vanishing disease, it is st.il! i
of enough importance <?f itself, and as!
a type of its kindred diseases which I
are not vanishing, to deserve serious!
consideration. It is still very prevalent
in certain parts of the world and
is very familiar yet. to the present,
generation in our own state. Universal
inoculation will absolutely wipe
it from th< earth and its present occasional
occurence here should, like
small pox. he considered a lisgracc.
Sir William Osier, the greatest teacher
of medicine in modern ti?ve, emhealthy,
intermittently expel these
harbored germs in their excrta. The
unsanitary disposal of this individual
(Continue;! on page six.)
FREE |!
COAL !
wing nigh, and it be- Si.
ction of the country to 9
cold weather which is
vonderful heating unit ij
I feature known as the gj
lunidce
the Heatrola a distinc:
are many so-called in"jg
all kinds of qualities
udding is the eating. It
asure to show you the
>f this system.
will give you, for the
: ton of coal, with each
so arrange to give you
aymnets easy to meet,
rful offer and a chance
I unit on the market tok
this proposition over
MAR E CO.
ndly Store ' &
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injur man who governs ail our acts, 8
arid ideas are presented so are our fe
ed. The methods of presenting thought g
mar.v The most direct and least in- jiS
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the spoken word. Add to that spoken v3
ver * music?and the appeal is two1
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>j.y in music creeps in and makes re- g
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nr.cr man for good thoughts. That i?
ins tc pl?? in church services In
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church every Sunday there is good Jg
enj;iyod. When you fan to church you
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re-'p ondir.g to the good that is in you.
1 Hisucc to your own happiness and <2
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nake it a habit to go to church every
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OWN CHURCH - IH'T GO!
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